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The scoreboard could not look better. Yesterday the S&P 500 closed at a new record, its 23rd all-time high of 2026, and the Dow closed above 54,000 for the first time in history. The index is up more than 11% on the year. From a distance, everything is working. Look… Read More

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Oil near $100 affects far more than gasoline prices, raising inflation, transportation costs, interest-rate risks, and pressure across household budgets and portfolios. Read More

When the Federal Open Market Committee gathers on July 28 and 29, the safe money says nothing will change. Economists surveyed ahead of the meeting overwhelmingly expect the committee to leave its benchmark rate in the 3.5%–3.75% range for a fifth consecutive meeting, and an increase when the decision lands… Read More

Having a proven system for correctly anticipating how Wall Street is going to react to chaotic events is the key to getting ahead in this market. Read More

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Using a combination of AI and robotics, total joint replacement surgeries could soon be performed anywhere in the world using machines guided by surgeons thousands of miles away. Read More

Most dividend stocks pay quarterly, which means long stretches of waiting between deposits. If you own a typical basket of blue chips, your income arrives in a few lumpy clusters – a flurry of payments in March, June, September, and December, then weeks of silence. That rhythm works fine for… Read More

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The next big investment themes after AI may emerge from energy storage, robotics, biotech, space infrastructure, and digital identity. Read More